sudo pip uninstall PyGObject
did it for me... I have no idea why it was installed.
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Terminal (and other default Ubuntu apps) won't
How does one remove them?
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Terminal (and other default Ubuntu apps) won't launch due to missing
libffi.so.7 in 20.10
To manage
You have a locally-installed python which is not compatible with the
libraries in Ubuntu 20.10. This is not a bug in Ubuntu.
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The issue for me happens only when I use a Virtual Environment. I opened a
separate bug since is not related to the Terminal and it does not happen on the
System Environment:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python3-defaults/+bug/1903027
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I have the same issue: after updating to 20.10 I get the error when I
try to start
GreenWithEnvy (GWE):
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/leinardi/Workspace/gitlab/gwe/.pycharm/gwe", line 31, in
import gi
File
Oh, thanks for pointing that out. It's not exactly clear to me how this
situation arose, but I'm glad it's just a me problem.
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> /home/alichtman/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gi/__init__.py
This is not a bug in libffi. You have a local gi python module on your
path which depends on library versions other than those which are
current in 20.10.
It is inadvisable to put modules on your default python path that shadow
